Droopys Jet and Razldazl Jayfkay demonstrated their superior racing skills at Wimbledon on 15th May, 2012
Razldazl Jayfkay and Droopys Jet demonstrated their skill on the track at Wimbledon when they tackled the 480 metre distance on 15thMay, 2012.
Razldazl Jayfkay, the brindle son of Kinloch Brae, out of Razldazl Pearl, blossomed in the Grade OR Williamhill.com Greyhound Derby 3rd 1/4 Final, and lived up to the expectations as he raced as a favourite with a winning shot of 11-10.
With his unmatched pace, he stole the competition and defeated, Droopys Loner, by a massive margin of 5 ¼ lengths, and completed the course briskly in 28.41 seconds, leaving the runner-up behind, who completed the race in 28.83 seconds.
The third place was secured by Bubbly Phoenix, son of College Causeway, out of Droopys Top Gal, who fell 1 length behind the runner-up and finished the race in 28.91 seconds.
This was the sixth consecutive victory for Razldazl Jayfkay, who seems to be getting better with every race.
Trainer D. Ruth’s hard work came into full force on the track as this hound broke all barriers and claimed the victory.
The hound, whelped on 14th November, 2008, is adding victories to his record and seems unstoppable at this point.
Droopys Jet, son of Slip The Lark, out of Droopys Mo, conquered the Grade OR Williamhill.com Greyhound Derby 4th 1/4 Final with his speed which took place at 21:25 GMT.
The black hound trained by F. Black defeated the race favourite, Blonde Snapper, by 1 ½ lengths, and completed the course of 480 metres in 28.52 seconds, where he bagged the prize of £225.
Blonde Snapper, son of Droopys Kewell, out of Rough Charley, tried his level best but failed to deliver.
He was closely followed by the N. Savva trained Westmead Adonis, who fell a head behind him and managed to complete the race in 28.65 seconds.
The P. Sallis trained Mark My Words, finished in fourth place, 3 ½ lengths after Westmead Adonis, whereas the fifth and sixth place were secured by Graigues Orchard and Bucks Blade, respectively.
Droopys Jet finally landed a victory after two consecutive finishes as a runner-up at Wimbledon. With a little effort and luck, things finally worked well for him.
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